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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
8
Church of Christ invites all to Sunday School and Communion each Sunday morning at 10:00. Jas. P. Bolling serves as Superintendent with classes for all ages. Everybody is welcome.
The notice invites attendance at Sunday School sessions at 10:00 a.m. each Sunday, led by superintendent Carl Drake. It extends a cordial invitation to all to attend the services.
The M. E. Church South advertises Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with Herman L. Schrock as superintendent. Preaching services occur on the first and third Sundays at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. J. Y. Norfolk is the pastor.
The M E Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 a m each Sunday led by Supt W P Nickell. Preaching occurs on the second Sunday each month at 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m with Pastor O B Hobbs inviting all to attend.
Union Bible Study and prayer meeting are held each Thursday at 7 30 p m This week the gathering takes place at the home of Raymond E Harris in the local area.
Adams Wesley class holds a joint meeting with M E church young adults at the M E South Church. sickness kept many away, but the program encouraged cooperation and neighborly friendship with cookies sandwiches and coffee served.
The North Salem Quilting Club met March 9 with seventeen members and seventeen visitors. Roll call, White Elephant auction, two quilts and embroidery done, noon dinner, business meeting at 2 pm, songs, prayer. Visitors listed. men and children noted. Upcoming meeting March 23 with pot holder exchange. Local notes include obliquely memorial remarks, births at the Shelby area, and visits by residents to Purdin and Atchison.
Nolan Creason had his tonsils removed by Dr. Dixon on Friday and was reported doing fine. Mr and Mrs Bob Smith moved to Mrs C T Moores farm. Miss Evan Moore is improving after illness. Mr and Mrs Lee Wood and Lewis visited Nova Gooch on Thursday. Bob and Lee Wood visited Linneus on Wednesday. Floy Johnson and family moved to Tom Moore farm. Charley Goins visited H A Tomlin on Wednesday. Kenneth Murrell started work for Curt Gooch. Mr and Mrs Glenn Cooper were in Linneus on business Wednesday. Oren Wykoff and family moved to Ira Cox rental farm. Robert Lee Wood works for Ira Cox. T M Kimbrough is on the sick list.
Pleasant weather invites residents to enjoy outdoors. Birds sing and grass stays green as people tend gardens and look forward to seasonal activities.
Mrs Lizzie Prather hosted the Hummel Wesley class meeting with a Bible roll call and a lesson titled Fooling With Fringes by Reba Hummel. Rozella Norfolk spoke on Storing earthly Treasures while the president led worship in Mrs Schrock's absence.
Mr and Mrs Roy Pamper and their daughter and Mrs Lawrence Riedl were shopping in Brookfield on Friday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Yochim and daughter and Earl and Carl Helms spent Sunday with their parents Chas Helms and family.
Mr and Mrs Rex Bauer spent Saturday night in Brookfield with her grandmother. W P Minor and brother Don were in Linneus on business. J O McCollum’s dinner guests included their children and grandchildren. Chas Helms improving after illness. Phillip Bailey and sons visited John Bauer and wife. Sam Franklin's family visited Charley Cordray. J O McCollum and family shopped in Brookfield. Delbert Asher and family and Herbert Coram and son visited Roy Pamper and daughter.
L D Harper visited Browning on business. Walter Bunch and son George were Milan visitors. Fred Riddle and wife stopped at Floyd Cleeton home. James Crist and son Curt with Geo Fanning Everett Nickell Linn Harper Billy and Clyde Martin were in Green City. Tom Munns moved to Tom Greenstreet property. Alva Hoerrmann and sons visited Green City. Dora Evans died Friday at her son Aubrey Evans home after a stroke. she was 70. Survived by daughter Luella and son Aubrey. body taken to Macon.
Burial at her former home noted. Mrs Alva Hoerrmann and sons spent Thursday with her parents Mr and Mrs W T Nickell. Ernest Dodson of Cora and Ellis Adams of Purdin visited on business. J B Fleming of Linneus stayed with relatives Sunday. Will Lambert and daughter Eather of Purdin called Saturday. Mrs John C Dutton Mrs Lorene Whaley and Guy Adams drove to Chillicothe to fetch Mrs Hardin of Springfield. James D Lay of Linneus and family visited his mother Mrs Lay Sunday. Mrs Lay improving slowly after illness.
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